No major shocks on Tuesday
Norwich thrash Bournemouth 6-0
Wolves win 4-0 at Nott'm Forest
Morgan Gibbs-White (88 mins)
Nottingham Forest's horrible season continues. They have lost all four Championship games and Morgan Gibbs-White puts them four behind at home in the Carabao Cup.
Forest make a mess of playing it out from the back and Gibbs-White rifles home from the edge of the box.
Francisco Trincao (86 mins)
Barcelona loanee Francisco Trincao gets his first goal in English football. He controls Fabio Silva's pass in the box and slots home.
It's a debut to remember for Tjay De Barr as he scores in the 94th minute and it looks like that will be enough to take their tie with Stevenage to penalties.
Antonee Robinson has scored another late goal to double Fulham's lead over Birmingham, whilst Anthony Hartigan looks to have won it right at the death for AFC Wimbledon at Northampton.
Wigan versus Bolton has finished goalless. That one is heading to penalties... and there's been a late goal for Wycombe at Stevenage that means penalties are also on the cards at the Lamex.
Cardiff 0-2 Brighton
Cardiff's unbeaten start to the season ends as Brighton's continues.
Watford 1-0 Crystal Palace
It's all over at Vicarage Road as Watford win the night's only all-Premier League clash.
That's three games, no wins, no goals for Palace under Patrick Vieira.
Huddersfield 1-2 Everton
Everton squeeze into the third round after a dramatic tie at the John Smith's Stadium.
Andros Townsend's effort proves the winner after Moise Kean was sent off for the visitors.
Leeds 3-0 Crewe
Leeds go through. They had to wait to get their noses ahead but ultimately the quality shone through.
Crewe defended superbly for 79 minutes but just couldn't hold out.
Barrow 0-6 Aston Villa
About as comprehensive as it gets for the Premier League side.
Teenager Cameron Archer marked his first start for the club with a hat-trick of well-taken goals and Anwar El Ghazi's double plus one for Freddie Guilbert made it a perfect night for Dean Smith's men.
It's all over at Bloomfield Road, as Sunderland beat Blackpool to reach the third round thanks to Aiden O'Brien's hat-trick.
Millwall have beaten Cambridge 3-1, Whilst QPR and Rochdale have beaten Oxford Utd and Shrewsbury 2-0 respectively.
Huddersfield 1-2 Everton
Asmir Begovic is called into action as Huddersfield threaten from another corner - they've scored from one and had another disallowed tonight. The goalkeeper flaps at the cross a little but the ball skids on through and away from danger.
Nottingham Forest 0-2 Wolves
Francisco Trincao almost wraps it up for Wolves but the summer signing from Barcelona curls just wide.
Oof!
Just as it looked like Blackpool v Sunderland was heading to penalties, Aiden O'Brien pops up with a 91st minute close-range finish to complete his hat-trick and put Sunderland 3-2 up.
Obrien slides on his knees in front of the travelling fans with four minutes injury time still to play.
Jack Harrison
Boom! Jack Harrison gets his second with a crisp, rising finish after the ball breaks his way following a save from Helder Costa's shot.
Icing on the cake.
Marcus Forss
Done and dusted.
Brentford make sure of their progress as Marcus Forss is in the right place to finish high into the net from Sergi Canos' pull-back.
Huddersfield 1-2 Everton
Everton are trying to run the clock down now. They're a man down after Moise Kean was sent off earlier but heading into added time with the lead. Naby Sarr finds his way into the book for Huddersfield.
Cameron Archer (88 mins)
Hat-trick!
Cameron Archer's first start for Aston Villa is a very memorable one as he slots a beautiful finish into the bottom corner after great play from Jaden Philogene-Bidace.
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Jack Harrison
Job done for Leeds!
Crewe have goven everything but the Whites ultimately have too much. They break at pace and Patrick Bamford sets up Jack Harrison for a neat chipped finish.
Ashley Fletcher (86 mins)
Ashley Fletcher scores what is surely a late winner on his Watford debut. Palace's defence switch off and he is able to stab home at the back post from Cucho Hernandez's teasing cross.